Industry Trends to Exploit for 2026: Part Two January 26, 2026 By Catherine Oak and Bill Schoeffler Agency owners must stay informed about significant new trends in the insurance industry. The following is part two of a...
Gender Balance as a Business Strategy January 26, 2026 By Laura Boettcher The insurance industry is built on assessing risk, yet many companies overlook a critical one: the risk of sameness in...
‘Door Knocker’ Roofers Were Knocking. North Carolina Farm Bureau Answered. January 26, 2026 It began with “door knockers” – the all-too-familiar practice of roofing companies telling homeowners that they can get a new...
California Bill Seeks to Add ‘Transparency’ to Aerial Images Used by Insurers January 26, 2026 A California lawmaker is pushing to require insurers to notify homeowners in advance of taking or using aerial images of...
Growth Momentum Continues for Program Business: TMPAA December 1, 2025 Program business is growing at a rate that outpaces the broader commercial insurance market. Between 2010 and 2020, the program...
Families of Camp Mystic Flood Victims Allege Negligence in Lawsuit December 1, 2025 By Sean Murphy The operators of Camp Mystic in Texas, where 25 girls and two teenage counselors died in catastrophic flooding on July...
New York Now Requires Algorithmic Pricing Disclosure December 1, 2025 New York Attorney General Letitia James recently issued a consumer alert encouraging New Yorkers to report companies not disclosing their...
Jury Awards $10 Million to Virginia Teacher Shot by 6-Year-Old Student December 1, 2025 A jury in Newport News, Virginia, has awarded $10 million to a teacher who was shot by a 6-year-old student....
GEICO Can’t Squirm Out of South Carolina Lawsuit That Claims the Company Owes $70 Million in Back Taxes and Penalties, Judge Says December 1, 2025 GEICO insurance companies can’t dismiss a South Carolina lawsuit that demands they pay almost $70 million in back taxes and...
Kansas County to Pay $3M Over a Raid on a Small-Town Newspaper December 1, 2025 By John Hanna and Heather Hollingsworth A rural Kansas county has agreed to pay a little more than $3 million and apologize over a law enforcement...